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Empires beyond the Great Wall : the heritage of Genghis Khan

From around 400 B.C. on, Chinese states began to erect defensive walls along portions of their northern border, and in the third century B.C., the Qin dynasty contructed a Great Wall, in large part by joining the older walls. The purpose of all of these barriers was to repel the invasions of the diverse and often powerful groups of tribes of the north Asian steppe.

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  • "From around 400 B.C. on, Chinese states began to erect defensive walls along portions of their northern border, and in the third century B.C., the Qin dynasty contructed a Great Wall, in large part by joining the older walls. The purpose of all of these barriers was to repel the invasions of the diverse and often powerful groups of tribes of the north Asian steppe."@en

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  • "Exhibition catalogs"@en
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  • "Empires beyond the Great Wall : the heritage of Genghis Khan"@en
  • "Empires beyond the Great Wall : the heritage of Genghis Khan"
  • "Empires beyond the Great Wall : the heritage of Genghis Khan ; [publ. in conjunction with the exhibition Genghis Khan, Treasures from Inner Mongolia, Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County, March to August 1994 ...]"
  • "Empires beyond the Great Wall the heritage of Genghis Khan"@en
  • "Empires beyond the Great Wall the heritage of Genghis Khan"

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